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Which words make up the prepositional phrases in this sentence? Peyton dropped his keys in a puddle outside the bank. A. outside the bank / in a puddle B. in a puddle / his keys C. Peyton dropped / his
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Which words make up the prepositional phrases in this sentence? Peyton dropped his keys in a puddle outside the bank. A. outside the bank / in a puddle B. in a puddle / his keys C. Peyton dropped / his keys D. the bank / in a puddle

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A prepositional phrase will being with a preposition and end with a noun.


Only answer choice A does this. Outside and in are prepositions. Bank and puddle are nouns.
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I told you what prepositional phrases are, right? So the answer is a. It shows where the keys are. :)
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